ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
I am tired of all of this snow and cold and want Spring to appear. I want to bask in the warm sun, play around in my garden and enjoy being outside again.
Let's have a look at handmade items that are perfect for Spring!
Spring inspired Vintage BuTTon Watch
Spring Dog Sweater
Spring Wreath - Gerber Daisies
Repurposed Floral Handbag
Spring Flowers Woven Headband
Colorful Floral Statement Necklace
Magnetic Hematite Versatile Cuff
Spring in the Prairie Multistrand Necklace
Spring felt flower daisy bow headband
Love Bug Pot Holder Hot Pad
Victorian Spring Fairy Ear Cuff
My Spring Tulip Patch Pillow
National Tooth Fairy Day celebrates one of childhood's favorite
visitors. The Tooth Fairy is an American tradition with European and
superstitious roots.
Losing baby teeth is a sometimes traumatic experience for young children.
Enter the world of the friendly, smiling and soothing Tooth Fairy. As a young
child's first baby tooth becomes lose, the child often fears losing it. The
promise of a visit from the tooth fairy and a gift, turns the occasion into
something to look forward to. When the tooth finally falls out, mom cleans it
off. It is often put it into a "tooth box". At bedtime, the child puts the tooth
under his pillow. The tooth fairy comes after the child falls asleep. She takes
the tooth and leaves a small gift, usually money. The tooth fairy leaves a gift
every time the child loses a tooth.
Never fear: If the tooth is literally lost in some way, don't worry.
The Tooth Fairy always knows, and will still leave a gift. She magically knows
each time a baby tooth falls out, and will arrive that night , even if the child
is away at grandmas, or on vacation.
Male or female? There is ongoing debate whether the the Tooth Fairy is
a male or a female. But, it's pretty obvious. "She" is most definitely a female. 
